The Most Controversial Dog We've Ever Worked With...
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- Опубликовано: 15 май 2024
- Meet Odin, a dog we recently took in here at K9 Intuition who displays serious signs of human aggression. Recently, he went as far as to attack his owner and the owner was saved by her other dog, a Cane Corso, who attacked Odin off of her. Publishing our training with this animal has spiked a massive controversy on our social media pages, so in this video lead trainer Stefano speaks his mind on the ongoing situation.
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Kudos to "Mom" for wanting to save her baby.
That part on how much you love dogs and hate people. I couldn’t agree more. He deserves every chance he gets to be trained properly. He looks so sweet and precious. Thank you for doing what you do.
Omg ME TOO!!!! ❤️🐶❤️
Animals are just so much better than we ever deserve.
@@k9intuition152he would be fine with a strong owner, that’s why he’s comfortable with you, he’s a big enough dog he could do real damage to a kid or an adult, and a weak owner won’t be able to defuse it in time like you could
@@gamebredduramax71 he is. She is the most responsible owner I’ve seen in years. It’s possible and really not hard to have a dangerous dog and still keep the general public safe from him.
Unfortunately, you can be responsible as an owner but irresponsible as to a dog by humanizing it. Too many owners, especially pitbull owners are guilty of humanizing dogs, that's why dogs suffer the consequences...
When someone says a dog can't be salvageable...shouldn't be near any dogs or claim to be a dog trainer. Period. All dogs deserve a chance...training methods differ from dog to dog. Kudos to you for your love, patience and fight for these dogs.
This dog deserves a fair chance! Especially with a PROFESSIONAL experienced trainer. Bless you for taking him on.
I am sorry this hit you so hard. On of the evils of social media is that people feel they can comment on things that with no regard for 1. Communication with civility 2. Making sure you have enough information to actually contribute to the conversation. My very best to you
He looks like a boerboel. I rescued 2 boerboel puppies. I kept the male and I homed the female. The male (Chevy) bonded with me 100 percent. As he grew he began to resource guarding me and wanted to rip my fiance to shreds. He was raised with both of us. But I was doing all the training, exercising and feeding. Chevy would even challenge me at times. Now I have worked with dogs for over 30 years. I started as a vet tech and then became a groomer. I have a gift with aggressive and difficult dogs. I knew how to handle these challenges. These boerboels can be super dominant dogs and aren't for the average dog owner. You really have to know what you are doing. They will challenge you. They won't except harsh punishment. They are extremely intelligent and intuitive. They know who you are better than you do. That being said. I was going through some inner turmoil and was weaker then I normally would be. I was emotionally compromised and the dog new it. He made it his job to protect me from everything. I wasn't going to put him down but I took measures to keep everyone safe. I muzzle trained him and I was the only one who handled him. I will be honest and say he was the first dog I was actually a bit afraid of. These dogs do well with strong confident leaders who know what they are doing. They need physical and mental stimulation everyday. If you buy a dog with courage to confront lions and hyenas. Then you yourself better have more confidence than the dog. Thank you for helping this owner and dog. Breeders are irresponsible with this breed. They should only sell them to very skilled and educated owners. Definitely not for first time owner or for the weak. They will run over you. Goodluck! There is no greater love than the heart of these dogs.
Very well said and great insight.
Sounds like you are managing your dog well, you are able to put on muzzle on your dominant dog. Keep up the good work!!!
I was going to ask if he was a boerboel breed i thought he looked like one,he is a beautiful looking boy , i had somebody ask me on a fb page once if my boy was this breed when i got him i was just told he was a mastiff x am staff
Hi... I totally agree with you about the boerboel breed. They are truly dominant. The world is theirs and you're just living in it but it's not your world but theirs. They need firm corrections, distraction away from what they want to do. Being harsh and cruel will just get you mauled and worse. Once they know you are the boss, they will behave but you have to be the boss daily. Just know that being firm with correction is not abuse. These dogs are very intelligent even more so than some people.
I now own a female Boerboel and she's an absolutely amazing dog. She came to me about a month and a half ago with back pain (possibly neurological / spinal) and seriously dog reactivity on leash. I started working with her right away to address both issues, because pain and illness can absolutely exacerbate behavioral issues.
Fast forward to today and she accepts her muzzle willingly, walks beside me (rather than out in front) on leash, will "sit" and "down" willingly during our structured walks, and her reactivity is a little better (we're definitely still working on that, but making progress). Her back pain had made her afraid of getting up into or down out of my SUV and afraid of her rear end being touched to the point that she would scream if it looked like you were going to touch her rear and would rather choke half to death than allow herself to be led into or out of the SUV. Because she was overweight, I've worked on getting a little of that weight off of her so that there's less strain on her back and joints and we're starting to work with stairs to get in and out of the SUV. Building confidence and trust around getting into and out of the SUV will ultimately help with reducing her anxiety and insecurity so that we can better address her reactivity.
All it takes is someone who cares enough to observe and work through the triggers and solutions. Problems like aggression or reactivity aren't resolved overnight, but simply being consistent can do wonders for both the dog's and the handler's confidence, respect, and trust. Not everybody can (or wants to) rehabilitate aggressive or reactive dogs and that's fine. But if a person feels they're up for the challenge and understands how to work with the dog without making the problems worse, then let them. Sometimes dogs just need a different handler or environment (or both) to help bring them out of habitual behaviors.
I’m a trainer of aggressive dogs. I was the last hope for some dogs who the rescue groups were going to terminate. I support you entirely. You give it what you can until you run out of options. Blessings on you.
Thank you for your help ✊🏾
❤❤❤ yes yes and yes.❤❤❤
Most reds can be wonderful once the puzzle of why is worked out and they’re placed with the right person.
Run out of options?
Thank you! EVERY single dog deserves a chance! I have a home of 9 rescue dogs, 3 being Great Danes all “non fixable”. Did I mention they all live together, play together, and sleep together? All saved and trained properly! Thank you for what you do. Haters go away, troll someone else! Momma you did good! Odin will come home one day, your fear will go away, Odin will come home ❤️
Amazing !! So awesome
Change his name.
@@donnaleveron5711 thats up to the new owner, not me or you to hmm supercede on their new responsibilities.. 😅
THANK YOU for giving him a chance!!!💯🙏🏼
Appreciate you watching his story
Odin is a Beautiful Dog...Prayers that things will work out for him...
I am a 24 year old certified dog trainer and i barely even consider myself one because i’m so new. i still refer more severe cases to my old instructor. i’m so sorry your dealing with this. there are no such thing as bad dogs only people who’ve failed them. they all deserve a chance. thank you for what you do and i love learning from your videos! positive thoughts to odin and i hope your able to help him
Thank you!! Keep on learning it’s a great career and we need more good trainers.
Im almost 40 years old and I started my dog training career properly about 9 years ago when I had a need for a service dog and had a dog who had innately the right touch for the job but when I went to other "trainers" they only took my money and told me " this dog is unteachable, this dog is unable to even get the basics, this dog will never be able to become a service dog" and gladly took my money to do so. I almost.ended up on the streets because I was paying them instead of rent. That pissed me off so much I went into full Thanos mode and went about it myself. 1,5 years later the dog was certified. Was it easy? Fuck no. Did I want to give up? Many times a day. Would I do It again? Oh you can bet your last dollar I would and I will. This was one of the most rewarding Journeys of my life and even tho it was super tough and stressfull, I got shit done that other "professionals" in the field could and would not. During this Journey I met my mentor and she is now helping me get certified as a trainer and get my business growing. Keep beeing curious and humble and dont give up!
@weedhigh2564 you are a true dog parent who worked hard to make your a good canine citizen. The trainers who told you he couldn't be trained just showed their inadequatecy. The are incompetent and need to go get training themselves. You should take your dog back to show them that you are the true dog trainer and they need to learn from you. Then proceed to show them the results from your training.
@@elenadejesus7489 I did frame her certificate copies and went to these trainers and I had that dog carry it in her mouth and drop it in front of the "target" trainers. All of.them came up to me after to argue I was interrupting them but none out of the 5 had the balls to say im sorry. Thats when I decided im not just gonna train dogs the right way and never give up on a dog, but that I need to do that properly, open my own business and all, the whole shebang. The success my dogs and my business has Is a direct and constant middle finger waving at them and I love it. There are not enough f*u's in the world for all of these people and I love dogs way too much to be able just to stand back and watch these "trainers" ruin them
I have a 200 acre working family farm. Cattle, chickens, goats, horses, fields to plow and plant. We have 4 children and all of us have to work everyday. We are not wealthy and do not have extra money at the end of the day. I don't have the time and I don't have the funds to deal with it. Hours and hours and hours of time to work with a dog is not something I can do however If anyone will work with these dogs for free please make a post of how to get a hold of you.. There are hundreds of dogs you can save. K9 Intuition can start accepting them today.
Every dog deserves a chance. I would never suggest putting a dog down without knowing anything about them. I seriously hope you are able to figure this beautiful animal out so he can be redeemed. Ignore the trolls.
I too am a REAL trainer like yourself. I have 8 dogs who were previously discarded, neglected, abandoned, tortured, feral, and previously put on the dangerous dogs. I deal with the hard cases. like you, I do not make promises other than I will do anything to help this dog. I have a dog that was but no longer is like the husky that you have described. Rarely, I would ever give up on a dog. Rehab takes an incredible amount of time and commitment. I am only 5 feet tall and a 69-year-old female. I still work with the big guy 100 pounds. I am 100% behind in everything you have said. Ignorant people with keyboards love to type, but I don't see them in the trenches, risking their lives to help a dog. This is what real trainers do and rehabilitated do. I have trained dogs since 1969. I can relate to everything that you are saying in this video. I am subscribing to your channel.
Bless you for saving this dog for his Mom. She truly loves him❤
What a handsome boy Odin is. There is no doubt in my mind that you will be able to train Odin & solve the problem. Disregard the Heffers posting negative comments !
I would do anything I could to save my dogs and spend everything I have. It's worth it to anyone who loves their dogs.
That’s a truly dumb decision. I know, because it’s the one I’m afraid I will make too.
I agree, if a trainer has a problem then go to the other trainer as a professional and adult in private. That shows you truly care. Talking to the public about another trainer shows the true character and motives. Those “girl trainers” should be ashamed.
Thank you for trying to help the dog and his mom. I had a similar situation with my Dog, Zoe. I tried for months. Unfortunately, I had to make the heart breaking decision to put her down. Turns out she had a brain tumor that caused her aggression and obsessive behavior. I cried for days.
A true Mother that's not giving up on her fur baby.
I'll have that sweet boy in my family. I believe he can be saved and make a change together. Keep doing what you are doing.
Team Odin! I believe in both of you and praying for this beautiful dog! Such a beautiful soul❤️
Thanks for supporting him
I've had many guard dog breed rescues with major aggression issues and they ended up being some of the best dogs I've ever had. The longest rehab I've ever had took 2 years. Some ppl shouldn't have animals at all.
Thank you for fighting for this dog! He has a good mom who loves him ! She doesn’t give up on him! That’s a true unconditional love❤️ I’m sending the best energy and love for you!
The world needs more dog trainers like you, try to ignore the haters, such a waste of energy.. respect 👍
Prayers you can help this handsome fellow and his momma. What a tough situation!
The fact that she contacted you to get help with her dog and herself speaks volume
The fact that people that don’t know her or the dog feels like they can be nasty behind a keyboard is a shame.
I hope she keeps her head high and know that she followed her gut and it’s awesome
I also had a problem with my first dog. He was poorly trained and he was actually a working dog. Everything that could go wrong did go wrong. That was 40 years ago. He bit my husband's ear. It was a serious injury. We gave this dog a second chance. We changed everything in his training and grew with this dog. The vet gave us tips at this time.
This dog has grown old by our side. We did a big tour of Europe with him, he was the most incorruptible guard dog I know and he finally had a job that fulfilled him. Every dog that isn't absolutely crazy and bites deserves a second chance. In my opinion, without exception. The owner did with you everything right. I wish her with all my heart that her dog comes back and that she can spend the best time of her life with him. Best wishes
Greetings from Germany.
(To the haters: If these trainers, who are still green behind the ears, accidently are bitten by a dog because they are doing their program, then these are the people who are the first to point at the dog and say it is to blame and has to go. They are unable to properly analyze problems or seek help in a timely manner because their big egos get in the way.)
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Don't take the haters too seriously. There is always somebody that wants to throw shade just to throw shade and for no other good reason. Props for the good work with dogs.
I so agree with you. In my early 30's I saved two dogs that were being said to be too aggressive and to euthanize. The issue with the two dogs was lack of leadership and direction. Of course, at the time, I had no idea how much many human did not know about dogs: I barely knew about dogs, but I always had a presence that animals trusted and followed. I ended up working with dogs and walking many at one time, along with pushing a stroller of two English Bulldogs. I so love your speech to the trainers that spoke so badly toward that beautiful boy you were hold. Keep up the good work!!!! And, I truly send love to the Mom and I hope she knows she did great at going for help to save her baby's life.
I Love this man! I’m a dog trainer and I have said almost everything he is saying! You’re Awesome! Thank you for being one of the good ones! ❤️🐶❤️
I really appreciate your kind words. Thank you.
Too many people get these magnificent animals because they're beautiful creatures but they fail to do their research about what they were bread for. Most are guardian breeds, herding breeds. They're not always suited for people who are looking for a pet. That said, it's awesome that the owner recognized that she needed to reach out for help. It's easy to tell someone else what to do especially when we don't know what actually happened. Even still, to make a judgement about what someone else should do with their dog is much like telling someone what they should do with their child how acts out. People need to keep their crappy comments to themselves, especially when they don't know what they're talking about! Please keep sharing.
His Mom has so much courage. I’m rooting for Odin- Even in the end if it’s not good maybe he could go to a farm or something idk- The thought of that process of putting them to sleep I hate and never want to experience it again- s sending lov light and positive energy to all involved especially Odin and his Mom!!!
She’s an amazing woman.
A dog just needs the right training, the right environment and a good and responsible owner. Not every dog fits into every situation and not every dog is right for every owner. Dogs have characteristics that are common within their breeds, but they also have individual personalities. I am happy that the owner did not give up on Odin.
I’ll be following along with his story. He’s fortunate to have ended up in your care with your experience. You’ll continue to be steady deliberate firm and fair with him. Pulling for you both.
Hey brother my K9 just past away he was with me for 12 years everyone thought he could never be trained and his aggression was unbelievable he failed out of homeland security program. He also got me sued. For big sums. I was able to train him and control the switch. He became my best friend till the day he passed. He looks like a great dog.
As an owner of a reactive gsd thank you for the work you do.
Everything you said is sooo true!! I love my animals just as much as the humans in my life!! The other trainers who make comments are acting like they are in high school and spreading gossip... they clearly aren't that busy if they have time to be commenting and acting childish!!! People have lost compassion!!! BTW " the shit of shit"!! That's my new favorite saying!! I think it's awesome she is fighting for her dog. It shows how much she loves him!!
Beautifully expressed message. Negativity, judgement, quick to give up, wanting an animal killed is disputable. These girls are not trainers. Any person who says a dog is untrainable needs to quick their job. So yes. Do better
I rescued a 4yr old working line shepherd mix with extreme reactivity and separation anxiety. He was on the euthanasia list, I adopted him and asked various professional trainers to help me learn to train him and recondition they refused. However, I didn't give up on Jim. I learned from reactive dog channels who legitimately work with reactive dogs. I was able to learn how to help him and he is 100% a different dog now. Unfixable, lost cause, should be euthanized was what was told to me about a dog who now completely changed. Thank you for sticking up for them! It's thanks to people like you that also inspire others to not give up.
Those young kids whom believe they are trainers, need to learn because they are showing how little they know. They need a trainer themselves.
I'm new to dog training myself. Grew up on a farm, been around animals my whole life, but I recognize I'm still new to this game. Dog training is after all working with the people just as much as the dog in many cases. Although this video is sad, it's a good message with points that are all very true. For me, some of the hardest things about this industry is dealing with other toxic trainers, bringing each other down and throwing shade on other people's methods. People love being right, even (like with this case) if it means taking the life of an animal unnecessarily, just because they wouldn't be able to help. The human ego can be a disgusting thing. Have some humility, keep and open mind and ALWAYS be willing to learn more.
To address your comment on the 20 something year old female trainers... I am a women and I know what you are talking about. Just look at the equine community. Swarming with holier than thou, better than anyone else girls and women, who have no business rubbing their shit attitudes off on their animals. I don't understand how this came to be, but I wish people could see the negativity they are spreading and do better!
Thanks for the video and all the great info you're putting out! It's been affirming for me and my journey with training. Good luck to Odin! I love my corso to the moon, they have potential to be great dogs!
Hey thanks for this. You are so right about the toxic nature of people in the industry. From the trainers to the people running rescues. It can be very hard emotionally but stay true to who you are and your convictions and don’t be afraid to stand up for yourself and those voiceless ones that can’t stand up for themselves.
Sorry to hear about that negativities. I totally get his mom’s feeling because I have experienced on and off with one of my dogs. He bit me and other family members several times over 10 years and recently bit my face. Good thing was that he didn’t have the intention to kill me (more likely correction) so the injury was sustained at the minimum. I still believe in him and I know it’s relationship issue. My dog is 110 lb GSD mix. Most of ppl would put him down. But It is not his fault. I mislead his warning. People should not talk about anything unless you experience the situation. Thank you for your great work.
Definitely in your corner on this. Furious about the small minds who think you and the owner of the dog should give up on Odin I and many others are praying you'll be able to give Odin what he needs to deal with life. I believe there really are no bad dogs. For some we just haven't figured out what they need. Odin looks like a sweetheart. That big head reminds me of my current boy. Super sweet goof. Thank you for being there for him. Also grateful Odin's housemate was there to stand up for their owner. Nothing against Odin, sometimes a correction is needed.
So glad you have the backbone to call these inexperienced trainers to task. The best of luck with Odom.
I love seeing the DogDaddy who’s been under fire, take dogs from owners who are desperate and scared to even bring their dogs out, and love how he handles and shows the dog who’s boss and follow lead. I admire trainers like you who actually save dog lives!
He's a thug and has no business calling himself a trainer. It is frightening to watch his methods
@@jeno264 why? Would you rather those dogs get put down?
@@jeno264 I have watched plenty of his videos and I see a man who is passionate about teaching dogs and people to live and work together.
@@pitsnpistols1005No, but his methods are appalling. I’ve worked with aggressive dogs for years, that’s not the way to do it.
I saw an older video from Dog Daddy in which he had to train the owner, not the dog. It was surreal.
Let’s put this in a nutshell. Those that make comment about putting a dog down, shooting it and so forth? They are exhibiting their lack of intelligence, compassion and more importantly their lack of knowledge. You sir are spot on and I am grateful their are sensible caring people out there savings dogs.
I love ❤️ Odin !! Wishing him all the best in his training. Glad the owner loved him enough to give him the chance he deserves! She definitely is doing the right things for Odin. ❤
Sending the owner prayers of encouragement and prayers for odin and his trainer . God Bless You All ! ❤
You rock. Thank you.
I know nothing about this situation. I just lost my boxer at almost 10 years old. She was my first dog ever and I made sooooo many mistakes raising her. I didn’t know what I was doing. Still, she grew into a well balanced family dog, social, funny, playful...a little spoiled. Us humans, many times, have expectations of our dogs that aren’t reasonable for their temperament, their energy, their physical needs, their breed. Just the idea that we are their parents is faulty, in my opinion. The boy in the video seem like a love. From the comments, is it possible that he needs a different environment, more suitable for his temperament?
I’m so sorry for your loss. I’ll be praying for you.XOXOXO
I applaud her and you for not giving up. So many ppl just take the easiest path. You guys chose the tough one. You and the owner are awesome.
Good video! The dog world is unfortunately full of dogmatic toxic people who haven't got a clue what they are talking about but just love the sound of their own voice.
We take in Neapolitan Mastiffs "with a history". Since 1983, all have more or less turned out quite well. Some could be rehomed, some stayed, and in most cases the fault was with owners who wanted huge, impressive dogs they did not understand. I stand 155 cm, am no match for a really bad tempered Neo, and people often attack me verbally for what I do. I agree with all of you for writing that EACH AND EVERY DOG DESERVES A CHANCE! Especially by someone who knows what he is doing. Thank you for giving Odin his chance, and hats off to his mom who is not giving up on him.
Agree, young people belive they know everything, but the more you learn the more you know you dont know. Anyway, I salute you for rescuing difficult dogs. Best of luck. God be with you. Norway
I have a similar style dog who's named Odin. He's a cane corso pitbull mix. Same color almost to a T. I would be devastated if people said the same about my baby. I'd try and save him and would want someone to try and help us. God bless you in your effort to help and figure out for this family. He's a beautiful dog. Keep going.
I have a rescue that bit me the first day he came two years ago. Still working with him but he is a great dog and loves his new family.
9:53 Looks like a Boerboel, being over 60yrs old and living in SA, I have known, owned and trained these dogs most of my life. They are not dogs for the average dog owner. Yes you do get those that are just couch potatoes, but they are farm/working dogs at the end of the day and that is in their genetic make up. IMO most people assume that obediance training will fix behaivours, the sits, downs, stays etc, it does help, but won't sort the lssue out. This is about boundries being set with consistancy and being fair to the dog from very early on in the pups life. You can have well behaved dogs, that are not well trained and well trained dogs that are not well behaved. Well done for taking this dog on and best of luck to Odin and owner. As for the kids making all the noise at the end of the day that's all they are....... children.
He doesn't look like an aggressive dog at the end of the day, if it doesn't work out with the owner, it may just be the wrong dog for that owner and rehoming him with a more suitable owner may be the answer for Odin.
Love this so much! I'm sending positive vibes for you all. Mumma made the right decision. We are privileged to have dogs trust us. Let's try and trust them too. Keep up the great work. I'll be watching along.
I only have one to describe you and the owner of this beautiful dog. Admirable. I hope you and owner receive all the blessing you both deserve. I fist bumped the screen when you said you like dogs more than humans. Keep up the awesome work you do!
It’s not other people’s business. The owner did what she felt was right. She took him to a professional. WTF is the issues? Rooting for you guys! Dog’s are not disposable we owe them to do our best. There is no animal more wonderful then K9 Domestic. They deserve help I have worked around so very challenging dogs. Not all breeds are suitable to just anyone.
Well done for kicking back at the hate. Odin is gorgeous and he's got a responsible mum. I'm sure she will make the right decision once you have had time to fully work him out. These things can't be worked out in a few weeks. And let's face it, how we "non-expert" dog owners interpret behaviour is often wrong.
Hats off to you sir. And dogs have always been my best friends
It truly is an intuition. No sitiation is the same. It IS an art. You're 100% right. It takes so much time and work and a mind open to learning to even think about calling yourself a trainer of these kinds of dogs. They should be listening, observing, and asking questions. You guys are doing great work.
Fingers and paws crossed for this gorgeous boy and his mom. Thank you for your work.
I'm a small time cat rescuer and I had over 20 cats at that time and one of the cats turned out to be a big boy (not Maine Coon big, but Malaysian Local domestic shorthair big), and he got into this huge fight with another one of my male cats. The other cat was losing badly so I got in to stop the fight and was scruffing him beside me on the sofa. I was calming him and myself down but he was still in attack mode and decided to suddenly lunge at me tearing into my face. Front and back paws were ripping away and he actually tried to lunge to bite my face. Luckily I saw him actually staring at me just before he lunged so I held onto his scruff even tighter. He still got me but it could have been so much worse if I wasn't being aware of his body and demeanor. Long story short, I wanted to put him down. I was petrified if he got out of the house and attacked a neighbour's animal and if they weren't as aware, it could be so much worse. I took him to my vet and she was very understanding but she said, give it a few days. Left him at the vet and then a few days became weeks and he calmed down dramatically and they managed to see a softer side to him. At the end, a girl had been visiting him regularly and she fell in love with him and ended up adopting him. He became a lone pet cat and never attacked her. I still stick to my guns that I would have put him to sleep, prob because I was worried for my other weaker cats and anyone who got in between (people). But I'm very happy he got out of my house that he must have hated being in and ended up with a good life. Not all people get the pets they want. He's the only cat in my years of having hundreds of cats in the past 30 years that did this.
Thank God for people like you. Nobody should judge another person. Goodluck, I really hope that you can train this beautiful dog.
Kudos to you and the owner. I watch “The Farm” you tube videos. It’s a husband and wife that take in rescue dogs in Australia. They have a pack of around 20 dogs. Luke and his wife, Sam, are so great with the dogs. It’s amazing what a knowledgeable person can accomplish with dogs others have given up on. I have faith you will be successful with saving Odin or doing what is best for Odin and the owner. Good luck!❤❤❤ Love to you too, Odin!❤❤❤
I’m behind you guys 100%. Thank you for doing what you do….I pray you can help that baby and that he can go back with his mom!
Well said. Looks like you are doing a great job. Ignore the idiots. Do the best for the dog. I am sure you will. 👏👏
I could Never Control Him, He’s a King!!!!
That he is.
Good chat. I’m excited to see the journey & hear your insight.
Thoughts and prayers go out for Odin, the Owner and Trainers working him!
Hope and Pray that you succeed with him!
Prayers that there’s a good chance for a healthy relationship between Odin and his owner!
Keep Up The Great Work!!!
Amen & Respect!!!
I’m a firm believer in saving the dog. I love that she is fighting for her love of that dog. I would do the same! Good for you for helping . Thank you❤❤
One of my 5 rescue dogs has an issue similar to this. It's spaces he guards. He had over 30 bites when I rescued him. E collar and strict structure with structure management has kept him alive and he has a great life. Great job stefano
LOVE HOW YOU WORK WITH DOGS AND PEOPLE. THE PSYCHOLOGY OF DOGS AND OWNERS IS REALLY COMPLEX.
Spot on, these kids don’t have enough life experience! IMO, they are clearly lacking in maturity if they think they already know it all, they lack the ability to learn from experience and most likely unteachable. I just turned 60 and I’m still learning new things every day. My life experience has taught me there is good reason why I love all my animals more than people, JS.😅 Your A GOOD man! 👏🏼✌🏼❤️
The Push Back Is Real!🤗 To the wonderful owner and professional team at K9 Intuition: thank you so much for the much deserved shout out to the know-nothing Gen X and Gen Z crowd who run their mouths and live life as teenagers-masquerading-as-adults. These are the same people who wouldn't know dog psychology and minuscule canine behavior clues if it bit them where the sun doesn't shine. (And, of course, they would be mostly females....as usual). This magnificent dog deserves every once of help that can be given. Finding the missing link, in what his personality reacts to.
And, perhaps even, as Caesar Milan educates us: it's the human's that need to do the changing, as I'm sure the owner would gladly do. I know I would.
Lastly: even if all else fails, as to being around humans, could he not be given to a rural farm to be used as a security system for their livestock, against predators? I know he would miss the physical human interaction, but at least he would have a life.
Why is it, when it comes to dog trainers; the ones who have the very least experience have the most to say? Your on the right path with Odin, I'm in full support on what you are saying and your plans in attempting to bring both stability & structure for the dog & owner. Go with your vision, it's clear!
Excellent question
Im kind of new in the professional dog training world with that said, and with the risk imma be branded a douchebag, I wholeheartedly approve the message in this video. I only had a handfull of tough cases so far and I did not tackle them alone since I knew right away that alone I had no chance so I called my mentor to help me, she is a premier behaviorist in our country and im Lucky she agreed to mentor me. This is the first video I seen of yours but you already have made a fan out of me. Cases like these are so tough these "baby" trainers have no idea because they never even tried working with such a case, they simply go "yeah we cant help this dog, put it down" . I had something similar told to me and let me tell you, whenever I hear "we cant help this dog" my blood starts to boil because how ignorant or lazy are these fucking people is just too much for me. Why the hell do they even call and consider themselves dog trainers if they are not willing to do the "bad" part of the job, you either do it all or none at all. Dont you think i'd much rather play with puppies all day and teach sits and spins and cuddle with them than stare down a fucking dogo Argentino that put in her mind im there to hurt her and her family (and so is everybody else) and she aint having none of what im trying to sell her? They would say yeah put that dogo down and go back to play with puppies. Thats not me. If you bring me a dog and tell me look we love this dog but hes just so problematic we dont know what to do, I would never turn you down, no matter the issues the dog has, if I feel like I can help the dog I will try to help, if I realize the job is too tough for me currently imma bring in help, I will consult with other trainers and so on but the one thing I will absolutely not do Is tell anyone to put their dog down before I have exhausted every single other option first. I became a trainer because I spent 2k euros for other trainers that I have a dog that will never learn anything beyond what she already knew and no way she would ever be able to get certified as a working dog, after we got the certification I went back to all those trainers and gave them a framed copy of her certification just so they understood how much they fucked up (not to mention I almost ended up on the street because I was spending all my money on them instead of rent Nd such).
Just subscribed and I hope you post updates on Odin to your channel. I’m really rooting for him. Godspeed, brother.
Thank you for the work you do and for the heart you do it with. Best to this pup and his mom.
You are so right.and that lady is amazing.don,t worry about those people as they don't matter.love your dog and other animals and don't worry about bad people.people who love animals are good.like yourselfs so you will be fine UK.
I've been with care rescue, saving red zone fighter breeds and 6:32 learned that not all dog lovers are the same, love in different degrees, and in parallel willing to different levels of risk. I've said often, I love my dogs more than people. Keep the faith and don't be disuaded to listen to naysayers who don't have a clue. But slinging dirt back don't solve it. If you want people to really hear you, speak in a manner in which they will more likely listen. I can not join rescue programs cuz I'll lose it on someone I see harmin. So I pick up the aftermath, and when you see the minute their eyes change and you win them, can't nuthin beat that.🎉So I get it. Keep up the great work you do. I admire your dedication bud.
He is beautiful! Worth saving for sure
THANK YOU FOR YOUR HONESTY!! I am sickened more and more every day by the lack of professionalism and communication with people and honestly people are just freaking ridiculous, most, of course, not even having any experience but that just love to bash people and be negative… leaving horrible comments in like you said not actually talking about it but that’s because they’re cowards ….It’s just really sad that people are like this😞 I just wanna say thank you for all your hard work and dedication to these animals that need it. We need more people and more trainers like yourself.❤️
One of our k9 trainers was the county behavioral assessment for the dogs and the shelter and would immediately “nope euthanize” any negative behaviors. Not having any understanding of trauma or fear or pain or medical conditions.
She even ran a popular advice and training podcast.
She gave my lab a fail during a simple brushing because “he’s growling” the other assessor what like this guy has had 100% finds agility and therapy scores, he’s not growling.
I had a talker. He made adorable grumbly noises that sounded like laughter or idk happy grunts when he was enjoying something like being brushed.
12 years following that was countless veteran crisis intervention, missing children found, water rescues, and just endless work with victims.
We need more people like you. There’s so much more to a bad day aggression moment that can easily become remarkable very much needed and loved dogs.
I had a Border Collie/English Springer Spaniel/Shetland Sheepdog mix who talked (we could carry on entire conversations!). The rescue organisation head said that 75% of the reason we were chosen was that I understood that she wasn't growling.
@@parkerbrown-nesbit1747 I love this
Thank you for taking on a challenge. Whatever the issue is, you'll find the trigger. People who put negative comments no nothing. You are the voice for animals.
My best wishes for Odin and his Mom. Thank you for your work and honesty. I dont think that there are many trainers out there who really can handle aggression problems. Most trainers simply work through their prefered methods, and if it doesnt work, the dog is "untrainable". Especially the younger ones who think they know it all are stuck in their ways and condem any other trainer who doesnt apply the same "method". Dogs are individuals, with their own history, character, personality.
A good trainer learns from their dogs as much as they teach them, Sometimes even more.
Sometimes I believe, there is some hidden jealously involved.. my method wouldnt work, so yours are not allowed to as well, because it means I may be wrong.
Shame on them
We took on a stray lurcher about 8 months ago. Abandoned by gypsies and left tied up. She was in a poor state with leg cuts, ear infection etc. She went for me twice on the first day. But gradually settled down. However, about 2 months ago she suddenly started attacking our older rescue and bit me shortly afterwards. She has always been lead reactive to people and dogs but for some reason resource guarding has started which seems to be around sniffing grass. Two behaviourists have said to have put her down because same household dog on dog aggression around resource guarding is perhaps the hardest thing to stop, and I was close because my older dog was the priority and as she'd gone for me too with two grandchildren that had to be an option. My vet, who is great, said they too would be concerned at the level of reaction she showed in the vets. I wouldn't send her to a rescue centre because they've all pretty much said she'd be put down anyway so if that has to happen I'd rather it was here after months of love and affection. But for now we are managing the situation, working on all sorts of obedience.... we'll see... PS. Not really sure why I've put this comment but perhaps needed to see it in black and white for myself!!
great video! I could not have said it any better. He is a beautiful boy, and he deserves to be given the best chance in life. I applaud his Mother/owner for doing everything she can to give him a good life and to seek out professional help. I wish all of you, and this dog the most of all, best wishes, good luck, and a long life filled with joy and love. Thanks, and praise, should be given to you and his mom, for giving him a chance
I’m so happy your channel came up in my feed.
I'm hoping for a good outcome with Odin and his mum. Sending lots of love and good thoughts to all of you.
I want him to succeed -- he's a beautiful boy!
Bless you both for trying to help another living being.
Well said !
Sending much encouragement to you, to the dog's family and peaceful, loving vibes to the dog❤
God bless Odin's owner for her compassionate response to Odin's issues & her willingness to go the extra mile.❤️
And thanks to you for caring so much.❤️
Brilliant video! Thank you for calling out the a*holes and telling it how it is❤
Thank you for saving these dogs
Great job mom advocating for your baby where many would just throw them away ❤ Much love and respect!! Enjoy your new relationship with your sweet fur baby 🥹🥰
Well said 🙌 wishing you and Odin all the best 💚🐾🐾
Let’s go Odin! Thank you!
There is no such thing as a bad dog.. it's almost always the human.
I'd never recommend putting a dog down. I'd recommend rehoming to someone who knows how to work with the dog.
Great looking beast.
Glad this video popped up as a recommendation.
Thank you for this video and bless you for your work compassion and care.